T on parents?

[Adam]

Billy, I'll bet you could have made the same point in less than twelve words.

[APG]

You get half credit Billy

To stay on topic, going to a T against team followers should almost never come up in almost all situations. Get game management involved if you must, but I'll say, simple yelling at the officials, isn't cause for action (unless it's over the top...and even then, get game management to deal with it).

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by Adam

Billy, I'll bet you could have made the same point in less than twelve words.

I didn't realize that the Forum was the basketball version of Name That Tune.

[Rich]

Originally Posted by BillyMac

I didn't realize that the Forum was the basketball version of Name That Tune.

I know I didn't read a single word of that wall of text. I'm sure others did the same. Perhaps if it had been shorter, more would've read it.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by BillyMac

I didn't realize that the Forum was the basketball version of Name That Tune.

Not at all what I was saying. Rich nailed it, though.

Keeping it shorter makes it more valuable in this case, imo. I'm curious, what was your source?

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by Adam

Not at all what I was saying. Rich nailed it, though.

Keeping it shorter makes it more valuable in this case, imo. I'm curious, what was your source?

He cut-and-pasted right from the case book.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

He cut-and-pasted right from the case book.

I thought so, but it was so long I thought maybe it came from some rules dissertation someone wrote in college.

[APG]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

He cut-and-pasted right from the case book.

Originally Posted by Adam

I thought so, but it was so long I thought maybe it came from some rules dissertation someone wrote in college.

You can tell because of the formatting (as in the text doesn't go to the end of page before starting a new line).

[Rich]

I had a partner once who called a technical foul on the crowd. Ball ended up in the stands where the home team students sat. Kid took the ball and hurled it into the back of a visiting team player.

Partner completely lost it and Ted up the stands and went to the scorer's table and had an announcement made and then got a police officer to go over in front of the stands and try to find out who threw the ball so that person could be removed.

All while I stood there thinking, "Really?"

(And yes, those of you who know me, it's THAT GUY.)

[Adam]

Originally Posted by Rich

(And yes, those of you who know me, it's THAT GUY.)

Shawked!

[grunewar]

Originally Posted by Rich

I had a partner once who called a technical foul on the crowd.

I was new V official in one of my first V games and had a Senior P call disconcertion on the H crowd during a FT - and it was the second half and the person yelled from the other end of the court!

Originally Posted by Rich

I had a partner once who called a technical foul on the crowd. Ball ended up in the stands where the home team students sat. Kid took the ball and hurled it into the back of a visiting team player.

All while I stood there thinking, "Really?"

How would you have handled that?

[BillyMac]

State That Citation.

Originally Posted by Rich

I know I didn't read a single word of that wall of text. I'm sure others did the same. Perhaps if it had been shorter, more would've read it.

Originally Posted by Adam

Not at all what I was saying. Rich nailed it, though. Keeping it shorter makes it more valuable in this case. I'm curious, what was your source?

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

He cut-and-pasted right from the case book.

It was a citation, and a damn good one, 2.8.1 SITUATION. Did I have to put it in quotes?

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by BillyMac

State That Citation.







It was a citation, and a damn good one, 2.8.1 SITUATION. Did I have to put it in quotes?

Ever hear of Cliff Notes? Rule citation and condensed summary would have worked well.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

Ever hear of Cliff Notes? Rule citation and condensed summary would have worked well.

That would have required typing. Or cutting along with the pasting.